The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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Matthew 20
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- 20:1
For the
kingdom of
heaven
is
like unto a
man that is an
householder,
which went
out early in the
morning
to
hire
labourers
into
his
vineyard.
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- 20:2
And when he had
agreed
with the
labourers
for a
penny a
day, he
sent
them
into
his
vineyard.
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- 20:3
And he went
out
about the
third
hour, and
saw
others
standing
idle
in the
marketplace,
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- 20:4 And
said unto
them;
Go
ye
also
into the
vineyard,
and
whatsoever
*
is
right I will
give
you.
And they went their
way.
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- 20:5
Again he went
out
about the
sixth
and
ninth
hour, and
did
likewise.
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- 20:6
And
about the
eleventh
hour he went
out, and
found
others
standing
idle,
and
saith unto
them,
Why stand
ye
here
all the
day
idle?
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- 20:7 They
say unto
him,
Because no
man hath
hired
us. He
saith unto
them,
Go
ye
also
into the
vineyard;
and
whatsoever
*
is
right, that shall ye
receive.
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- 20:8
So when
even was
come, the
lord of the
vineyard
saith unto
his
steward,
Call the
labourers,
and
give
them their
hire,
beginning
from the
last
unto the
first.
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- 20:9
And when they
came that were hired
about the
eleventh
hour, they
received every
man a
penny.
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- 20:10
But when the
first
came, they
supposed
that they should have
received
more;
and they
likewise
received every
man
a
penny.
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- 20:11
And when they had
received it, they
murmured
against the goodman of the
house,
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- 20:12
*
Saying,
These
last have
wrought but
one
hour,
and thou hast
made
them
equal unto
us,
which have
borne the
burden
and
heat of the
day.
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- 20:13
But he
answered
one of
them, and
said,
Friend, I
do
thee
no
wrong:
didst
not thou
agree with
me for a
penny?
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- 20:14
Take that
thine is,
and go thy
way
*: I
will
give unto
this
last,
even
as unto
thee.
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- 20:15
Is it
not
lawful for
me to
do
what I
will
with mine
own
*
Is
thine
eye
evil,
because
I
am
good?
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- 20:16
So the
last shall
be
first,
and the
first
last:
for
many
be
called,
but
few
chosen.
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- 20:17
And
Jesus going
up
to
Jerusalem
took the
twelve
disciples
apart
*
in the
way,
and
said unto
them,
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- 20:18
Behold, we go
up
to
Jerusalem;
and the
Son of
man shall be
betrayed unto the chief
priests
and unto the
scribes,
and they shall
condemn
him to
death,
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- 20:19
And shall
deliver
him to the
Gentiles
to
mock,
and to
scourge,
and to
crucify him:
and the
third
day he shall rise
again.
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- 20:20
Then
came to
him the
mother of
Zebedee's
children
with
her
sons,
worshipping him,
and
desiring a
certain
thing of
him.
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- 20:21
And he
said unto
her,
What wilt
thou ? She
saith unto
him,
Grant
that
these
my
two
sons may
sit, the
one
on
thy right
hand,
and the
other
on the
left,
in
thy
kingdom.
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- 20:22
But
Jesus
answered and
said, Ye
know
not
what ye
ask. Are ye
able to
drink of the
cup
that
I
shall drink
of,
and to be
baptized with the
baptism
that
I am baptized
with ? They
say unto
him, We are
able.
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- 20:23
And he
saith unto
them, Ye shall
drink
indeed of
my
cup,
and be
baptized with the
baptism
that
I am baptized
with:
but to
sit
on
my right
hand,
and
on
my
left,
is
not
mine to
give,
but it shall be given to them for
whom it is
prepared
of
my
Father.
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- 20:24
And when the
ten
heard it, they were moved with
indignation
against the
two
brethren.
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- 20:25
But
Jesus
called
them unto him, and
said, Ye
know
that the
princes of the
Gentiles exercise dominion
over
them,
and they that are
great exercise authority
upon
them.
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- 20:26
But it
shall
not
be
so
among
you:
but
whosoever
*
will
be
great
among
you, let him
be
your
minister;
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- 20:27
And
whosoever
*
will
be
chief
among
you, let him
be
your
servant:
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- 20:28 Even
as the
Son of
man
came
not to be ministered
unto,
but to
minister,
and to
give
his
life a
ransom
for
many.
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- 20:29
And as
they
departed
from
Jericho, a
great
multitude
followed
him.
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- 20:30
And,
behold,
two blind
men
sitting by the
way
side, when they
heard
that
Jesus passed
by, cried
out,
saying, Have
mercy on
us, O
Lord, thou
Son of
David.
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- 20:31
And the
multitude
rebuked
them,
because they should hold their
peace:
but they
cried the
more,
saying, Have
mercy on
us, O
Lord, thou
Son of
David.
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- 20:32
And
Jesus stood
still, and
called
them,
and
said,
What will
ye that I shall
do unto
you?
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- 20:33 They
say unto
him,
Lord,
that
our
eyes may be
opened.
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- 20:34
So
Jesus had
compassion on them, and
touched
their
eyes:
and
immediately
their
eyes received
sight,
and they
followed
him.
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